Basel IV Regulations Impact for Banking Industry

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News Date: May 8, 2023

Basel IV Rules Will Arrive and Complicate Bank Lives Even Further.
New Banking Rules Will Tighten Credit Standards, according to Morgan Stanley.
According to Morgan Stanley analysts, the Fed will issue new bank capital regulations between late May and early July, which will be followed by a comment period and a final rule that will be implemented gradually between 2025 and 27.
For their US Large-Cap Banks coverage, they anticipate that the implementation of this Basel IV, often known as the 'Basel III Endgame,' will result in increased risk-weighted assets (RWAs) and capital requirements, with a focus on Global Systemically Important Banks (GSIBs).
The name 'Basel' comes from the city of Basel in Switzerland, where the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision was established in 1974.
The committee is made up of representatives from central banks and regulatory authorities from around the world, and its primary goal is to promote international financial stability by developing and promoting supervisory standards and guidelines for the banking industry.

Gold is the future as inflation coming in hot

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell keeps telling us not to worry about rising prices, assuring us that any increase in price inflation is transitory. It appears most of the mainstream is buying this hook line and sinker.
The collapse of fiat currencies will demolish the state theory of money, and not for the first time. Irrespective of how long it takes, the rapid loss of fiat currencies purchasing power means that governments will no longer be able to finance their obligations. There will, therefore, come a point where fiat money must be abandoned in the search for monetary stability. The demise of fiat is the demise of state money and the function of its replacement will be to restore public trust.
The replacement money can only be based on something in governments possession. And either in their treasury departments or central banks, other than each others fiat they only possess gold in their monetary reserves.
Sources: kingworldnews.com, schiffgold.com

Tesla BioHealing Beds

All living organisms have molecular cells have their own power plants that produce energy throughout its life called a nucleus. Every cell in every living organism holds the energy that it produces. As our bodies age these cells begin to lose their abilities to produce the same amount of power and many will begin to die. But what if you could recharge the power plants of your cells and give them new life to continue powering and repairing your body?
Sources:www.youtube.com, www.teslabiohealing.com

Zero Point Energy Declassification

Trumps revenge will be Declassification of Zero Point Energy! Off-world vehicles not made on this Earth.
The quantum field theory predicts that there exists an energy of the vacuum resulting from the non-zero zero-point energies of the quantum fields that fill our universe.
Imagine if we could collect the energy out of thin air. And I mean it quite literally.You know how you were taught that a vacuum is nothing but empty space? That isnt exactly true, at least in the world of quantum mechanics. If you dive deeper, below the level of molecules, atoms, electrons and protons, and into the world of the tiniest subatomic particles, like quarks, you will see that even the vacuum of space can never be truly empty. It is filled with particles that randomly pop in and out of existence.But the exciting thing about those these fluctuating particles is that they generate energy that we could, hypothetically, put to good use.
Sources: twitter.com, beforeitsnews.com, www.youtube.com

Ron Paul: Auditing The Fed Would Lead To Ending The Fed

After Elon Musk endorsed Ron Paul leading an investigation into the Federal Reserve, Paul stated on X that 'Auditing the Fed would lead to ending the Fed.' He emphasized that increased transparency would reveal systemic issues, sparking calls for reform or dissolution. Comparing the Fed to USAID, Paul suggested both agencies lack transparency and accountability. Musk's support may amplify public interest in financial reform and decentralization.
In 2009, Ron Paul published End the Fed, a book that critiques the Federal Reserve and its control over the U.S. monetary system. Drawing from his experience as a congressman and advocate for free-market economics, Paul argues that the Fed's lack of transparency and manipulation of interest rates contribute to economic instability, inflation, and financial crises. The book calls for a return to sound money principles and highlights the dangers of central banking. End the Fed became a rallying point for those who support monetary reform and greater financial accountability.

Rep. Buddy Carter introduced a bill to eliminate the IRS and federal income tax

On January 3, 2025, Congressman Buddy Carter (R-GA) introduced H.R. 25, known as the FairTax Act of 2025.
This legislation proposes a significant overhaul of the U.S. tax system by eliminating the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and replacing federal income taxes with a national consumption tax.
The FairTax Act aims to repeal existing personal and corporate income taxes, as well as other federal taxes such as the death tax, gift taxes, and payroll taxes. In their place, it would implement a single national sales tax on retail purchases, administered primarily by the states. Proponents argue that this system would simplify the tax code, promote economic growth, and allow individuals to retain their entire paychecks, paying taxes only when they make purchases.
Congressman Carter has been a longstanding advocate for the FairTax, having previously introduced similar legislation in earlier sessions of Congress. He contends that the current tax system is overly complex and burdensome, and that the FairTax would eliminate the need for the IRS, thereby reducing government intrusion into individuals' financial affairs.
The bill has been referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means for further consideration.